The Healing Power of Grass Fed Bone Broth: A Personal Journey

Life has a funny way of throwing curveballs at you when you least expect it. This last week I found myself bedridden with a several health issues, including a diagnosis of colitis and a fractured back. It has been a challenging time, to say the least. However, in the midst of  the pain and discomfort, I have stumbled upon a powerful remedy that has become my saving grace - grass fed bone broth.

Now, you might be wondering what exactly is bone broth and why it has become such a crucial part of my healing journey. Let me take you on a personal exploration of the benefits I've experienced and how this is helping me combat my digestive problems and inflammation.

When I first heard about bone broth, I'll admit, I was skeptical. How could a simple liquid made from bones have such profound healing properties? But as I dove deeper into the science behind it, I realized that bone broth is not just any ordinary soup. It is a nutrient dense elixir that contains multiple vitamins, minerals, and amino acids.

One of the key components of bone broth is collagen, a protein found in abundance in bones, tendons, and ligaments. Collagen is known for its ability to support gut health, reduce inflammation, and promote joint and bone health. As someone battling colitis and a fractured back, these benefits were music to my ears.

Furthermore, bone broth is rich in gelatin, which works wonders for soothing and healing the digestive tract. It helps to repair the intestinal lining, reduce gut permeability, and alleviate symptoms of digestive disorders. Many people with conditions like colitis, Crohn's disease, and leaky gut syndrome have reported significant improvements after incorporating bone broth into their daily routine.

After learning about the incredible benefits of bone broth, I decided to give it a try. I used a bag of grass-fed bones from here at G Farms and made a batch. 

First and foremost, the pain and inflammation in my gut started to subside. I could feel the soothing effect of the broth as it worked its magic on my digestive system. The discomfort and bloating that had plagued me for weeks began to fade away, leaving me with a newfound sense of relief.

I have also noticed a improvement in my energy levels. The combination of nutrients in bone broth, including amino acids like glycine and proline, help to support my overall vitality. I no longer felt drained and fatigued, but rather rejuvenated and ready to take on the day.


If you're intrigued by the potential benefits of grass fed bone broth, I encourage you to give it a try. Here are a few simple ways to incorporate this nourishing elixir into your daily routine:

1. Sip it as a warm beverage: Heat up a cup of bone broth and enjoy it as a soothing, comforting drink. Add a pinch of salt or herbs for extra flavor.

2. Use it as a base for soups and stews: Replace your regular stock or broth with bone broth to amp up the nutritional value of your favorite recipes.

3. Enhance your sauces and gravies: Add a splash of bone broth to your sauces and gravies for a boost of flavor and nutrients.

4. Make it a part of your morning routine: Start your day by sipping a cup of bone broth instead of your usual coffee or tea. Your body will thank you for the nourishment.

Remember, not all bone broths are created equal. Look for grass-fed, organic options to ensure you're getting the highest quality product. They come with all of our Cowpooling packages! 


As I continue on my healing journey, grass fed bone broth has become an ally in my battle against colitis and inflammation. Its healing properties are providing me with much needed relief and support, allowing me to regain control of my health. If you're dealing with digestive issues or inflammation, I urge you to give grass fed bone broth a try. It might just be the missing piece in your healing puzzle! 

“BONE-Appetit!”

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Kayla Travis 

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